What's up everyone? Kevin here from Epic Gardening. I'm here with Maria from

Bloom and Grow Radio. If you've been listening for the first two episodes, we've

kind of gone over a primer of Plant Care indoors, light, water. Now we're getting into some more specifics.

What about specific locations in the home? So today's episode's all about sunny windowsills. And again, we need to remember not all windows

are created equal, but I'm going to let Maria come in here and just give you guys

the download on some really cool plants that you can grow directly in a window sill.

I'm giving you the DL. She's got the DL guys. I got the DL on windowsills.

Yeah, so not when the window cells aren't created equal if you need some guidance on that head back to our episode on light to learn some hacks.

But if you're lucky enough to have a southern facing super sunny

window just like me, congratulations, especially if you live in a city that is hard to come by. So succulents I think have gotten a bad rap

because they're supposed to be the plant that anybody can keep a succulent alive. I

think they're like wedding favors.

They're always at like, they're, you know,

they're right at the register

that you could grab and purchase.

People buy them and then they don't put them in enough light

and they die and then they think they're plant

killers. I know this was personally my experience and I know a lot of other people who have gone through it.

So the sunny window sill is where succulents are allowed to go and that's pretty much it or they're going to do something they're going to is it pronounced ateliation

etioliation I think it's Eteolate. They're going to Eteolation. Which means grow towards the sun. So when succulents don't get enough sunlight, they grow, having their leaves trying to reach for the sun and when I was

starting off I thought oh my god my succulents are growing so fast they're doing so well

no they weren't doing well. They were looking for more sunlight. So succulents are

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